Having a physical limitation might make it harder to perform specific tasks, but it usually does not stop disabled parents from loving and raising their children into upstanding adults. Even so, some disabled parents might fear getting unfavorable outcomes in child...
If you are getting divorced, you and your ex will have to come up with a custody arrangement that works best for your child. If you are unable to agree, the courts of Indiana will get involved and make the decision. Generally, the two types of custody in Indiana are...
Owning property typically comes with various obligations, including maintenance and recordkeeping. Fulfilling these duties could help address issues even before they become significant problems. However, some might be concealed until complications arise, including...
Running a business in Indiana means that sometimes your customers or clients will owe you money. When your invoices are not paid, this can hurt your bottom line. However, it can be difficult to ask your customers to pay you without ruining your relationship with them....
If you are a landowner in Indiana, you know that there are times that neighbors may encroach on your property without initially realizing it. A neighbor may build a fence that goes onto your property. They may put up a shed that is partially on your property, or even...
Addressing family matters could be complex, especially during a divorce. The parents should collaborate and follow specific guidelines when planning arrangements for their children. A parenting plan helps set rules and parameters for both parties as they continue...
Purchasing a home in Indiana is a complex process, involving many steps and a lot of paperwork. Whether you are purchasing your first home or have prior experience with buying and selling real estate, the final step in the process is usually the closing. Signing...
In general, a person acquires title to property through a purchase or perhaps inheritance. It might come as a surprise to learn that, under limited circumstances, a person can acquire title to land simply by living on or possessing the land for 10 or more years....
Child custody can be an overwhelming concern during divorce and create anxiety on both sides. If you are a parent going through a divorce and are worried about what your child custody arrangement might look like, it can be helpful to be familiar with how child custody...
When an Indiana judge signs the final order in a divorce proceeding, most parties assume that the order is final. Life is uncertain however, and a person’s financial or living circumstances may change substantially after the proceeding has been completed. The existing...
